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There is nothing more devastating than discovering that you miscalculated your withholdings. Finding out from the IRS that you owe them money when you were instead expecting to receive money could be a devastating financial blow. Fortunately, the IRS has provided tips to help prevent you from receiving this news next April.

Wildfires have been spreading across the state of California, causing extensive damage. Homes and businesses have been lost in a matter of seconds – at one point, the fires were spreading at a rate of 100 feet per second. For those fortunate enough to make it out alive, they face the tough task of having to rebuild and reconstruct their finances. The IRS has offered tips for those who need to reconstruct their records after a disaster. The reconstruction of records can be vital when it comes time to prove a loss, receive federal aid, or receive insurance reimbursements.

As you’ve likely seen on the news lately, there has been a significant damage throughout the country due to natural disasters. Hurricanes recently struck Texas and Florida, while northern parts of our own home state have been ravaged by deadly wildfires. If you or a loved one are victims of the wildfires that began on October 8, the IRS has announced that you may qualify for tax relief.

Did you know that your charitable donations can impact your taxable income? Many charitable organizations are eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions, meaning you can claim a charitable deduction when you file your tax return. Whether you donate a couple hundred dollars to a charity you’re passionate about or a few bucks in support of a friend running a marathon, you should be able to claim a deduction if you take the proper steps.

For taxpayers, this time of year may be the second-most stressful. Obviously the first is the tax deadline itself. But when the IRS begins contacting taxpayers regarding audits, many people begin to sweat. Unfortunately, this nervousness is something that makes many Americans vulnerable and is something that scammers pry on. You should be careful not to fall for a scam, and be aware if you get a phone call from the IRS claiming you owe money.

Throughout the course of the year, you may be forced to relocate because you began a new job or relocated your existing one. Any expenses you have because of this move are potentially deductible, something that is often overlooked or forgotten when it comes times to file your taxes in the following spring.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed as a business owner? How could you not? You’re tasked with overseeing everything within the company, from hiring new employees to handling the daily operations. This also means that you’re in charge of your company’s payroll taxes.

As the school year begins this fall, it’s important to consider how education costs can be impacted by your taxes. If you pay higher education costs for yourself, a spouse, or a dependent, then there are two tax credits available.

If it’s been a tumultuous year as you go through a divorce or separation, you have likely overlooked the fact that things will be different the next time you file your taxes. Now that you’re newly divorced, it’s important to know that your taxes will be drastically different next spring, and could potentially deal you a huge financial blow. What else do you need to know about filing your taxes after a divorce?

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There are a lot of variables that can have a direct impact on your taxes each year, and one thing that you’ll need to pay careful attention to is certainly your exemptions and dependents that are claimed on your taxes. In general, most taxpayers will......

Taxes aren’t something that too many people want to deal with. After all, nobody relishes the idea of having to pay the government anything. But a huge number of people may actually be entitled to a refund, and even those who aren’t legally required to......

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